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VIM. RAHR,S SONS.

nREWER AND MALSTER, CORNER SIXTH
ID and Washington streets, South side. The
aighest carn price paid for Barley.
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The Compound Oxygen Treatment" )" Drs Star
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have been using for the last yenteen years is a
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NASH & NASH.

A TTORNEYS ANDCOUrSELORS AT LAW
n 0fice over First National Bank, Eighth St
Collections promptly attended TO.
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N7orARY PUBLIC AND MONEY BROKER
~ Legal papers drawn and money loaned on
GOOD security. Mantowoc. Wis.
ONCE west Of Manitowoc Savings Bank.
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CHAS FL. SEEGER.

nENTIST. OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN ANDER-
A sons Block, Corner South Eighth and Quay
Streets, Manitowoc, Wis. Prompt attention viii
be given TO all work entrusted TO me. apr21-ol
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r s. IUHMANN. M. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE AT
1 Residence OF DR.. +. Simon, Hancock street,
near the court house, ManitOw0c, Wis. del5
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G.. G. SEDGWICK,

4 TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW.
"A OfIice in TOnison's brick block, north END
Bth street bridge Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Collec-
ions promptly attended to.
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j. D. MA RKHAM,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
"A 0dice. in Torrsons Brick Block, Eighth
street. Man TOW OF, Wisconsin.
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Nh. Perrins, of worcestershire
Sauce" fame, Is dead, Leaving per-
sonal estate valued at more tnan S3,-
325, 200.
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G. A. FORREST,

!. TTOREEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
"A Oalce in Carus' Block. fret floor, in door
leading TO County Judges office, Sonth Elsnin Elsi
attended TO. Ju'-o
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The King of the Tonga Islands
dresses IN weii-made European
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you IN work that will ~ once bring you in money
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solEtely assured Don't delay. II EALLErr i
Co Portland. Maine.
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And so, and SO the railway ghost
walks, ever sad and wan, below the
village in the deep railway cut, the
same on murky nights as when the
clear stars shine or the bland moon
smiles upon the woes of many NOR
-al
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A srHHrTz MICHAEL KIBwAN.
SCRMITZ & KIR WAN,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE IN FRANz's
"A BLOCK, South Eighth Street, MahltoWoc'
y iscansip. [may11
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FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale a farm con-
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Cato. and described as follows: NWs NWs
Sec. q, Town la Range -, containing 40 acres;
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feote Frankfort, Mich.
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WILLIAMS HOUSE.

A D JOHNSTON, PROPRIETOR, Corner of
n. Eighth and Franklin streets, ManitowOc.
first-ciass American Hotel, centrally located,
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lEYEN more money than ct anything else by
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TERMS, TWO DOLLARS PER YEA
DR T,OUIS FALGE.
NICHOLAS WICKERT,

4 . rI.n ao,,tb ~ s,de 24febS7
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countenances; he reached out and
lifted the covering from the dead face.
''Merciful heavensr' he cried thick
ly. ''Irenew and fell senseless beside
her
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.. DAN y Eh-UN,
NYANFFAC ACTURERA AND DEALERIN BOOTS
M Shoes Leather, &c., &C. Shop on Buffalo
Street, near the corner of Eighth. Repairing
neatly and promptly executed.
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A WE'LL TRIED TREATMENT

For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia,
Catarrh, Hay Fever, Headache Debility Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia and al Chronic and Nervous
Disorders.
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Money told at good prices at tho Buckeye and
'clmont building Associations this week. The
money borrowed from those associations Is gcner.
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A FUNNY GAME

On tho Island Iesterduy-Tho Tinnerty
u Club Badly Beaten. b
A fair sized audience gathered at the
Island Bali Park grounds yesterday after
noon with the expectation Of seeing a
clore game. Bishop, one OF tho reserve
pitchers Of the Allegheny team, was ad-
vertised to pitch for the Finnerty club Of
Pittsburgh, but owing to the failure OF his
catcher, Fields, to arrive, Van fLewen &C.
cupied the box for the visitors and Mai.
lory twirled the ball for the Green Stock
ings. Both sides we're blsnked in the
first inning, but in the second Wheeling
got onto Van Lewen and pounded him
numerically for eleven runs. This took
all the interest out Of the contest. Two
other pitchers were tried, but there was
nothing the visitors put up that the home
team could not hit. 81 4:
In the sixth inning, with the score 10 to
l, Crogan went in the box, much to the
amusement OF the audience. He was
guyed by the small boy and the Wheeling
players alike. Whenever he would get
one strike on batter the boya in the field
would yell: out, "Thnt's the way to do it"
Put it over the plate and make him line
it out" etc. In the ninth Bell and White
took turns in the box. The feature Of the
game was Dunn's batting, he making two
three bRggers and two two baggers. The
same clubs play to-day, when Bishop will
pitch for the Finnertys. The Wheeling
team leaves tonight for Zanesville and
will not be seen on the home grounds
again until August. Following 10 yester-
days score: q 4. i S5.S ~. I
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]. OLD A1ONOSGALIA.j
A Talk with Hon. J. NJ. IIagans about Mn,

"A LAIN VIII hoHs - ILL., uasnnB ABOUT Mnt.
t.{.f ters out there. II. z
Hon. J. NJ. Hagans, wife and daughter,
Of Mo,gautown, arrived in the city yester-
day and have rooms ct the Mcclure. An
1SrELLlaEScER man met Mr.. Hagans last
evening and tried to talk politics, but Mr..
Hagana said it was too early to talk about
the prospects for 'S5. He thought, how.
ever, that the people Of his section favored
Blaine for President, though il, as 1t now
appears, John Sherman has captured the
South and Ohio Blaine will not have
smooth sailing. s5t - = !sfiyEE, 49,
The "Black Bottle. railroad, projected
from Morgantown across Monongalia and
Preston counties /. to Newburg, on the
Baltimore & Ohio, is making good pro-
gresB. It is intended primarily to develop
certain rich coal fields OF which the com.
pany has occurred control. Two hundred
coke ovens have been built at the Mon
tana mines, on the line Of the F., NJ. & P.
railroad, and Philadelphia parties are
about to erect ssyenty-ive at Opekiska,
on the same road. Mr.. Hagans under.
stands that the Baltimore T. Ohio Com.
pany has secured all the rights of Ysy
from Morgantown to the Pennsylvania
State line for the extension Of the F., NJ.
4 p, and it is reported that all the line
from the State boundary to Uniontown,
Pa, has practically been secured, go that
It looks now as if it will be only a cues.
ton Of q short time when Morgantown ia
an important station on through line. n
The wheat harvest in Monongalia was
well over by the middle OF June, a good
two weeks ahead OF the average. The
crop ia very nice one, and unusually
good luck was met with in saving it. It
was mostly stacked by July 4. !
Wool sold at from 80 to SO cents, Mr.,
Heseans sold seyenty-fve clips Of a me.
dun grade at 81, ...7i,TS -4IN5
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City mud Wheeling Folks

Strangers In the City mud Wheeling Foilts
Abroad. 5.Gs - yl.
Mr.. Dana L. Hubbard, OF the Erie, Pa,
Dispdlch, is visiting friends in Wheeling.
I. Lou. Delsplaine lett yesterday for q
fishing tour through the interior OF the
State. 5,5g
Mics Mary Brown, Of Rochester, Pa, ia
the guest Of Mrs. B. @. McGrew, OF South
Huron street.
Harry NJ. Geary and wife, OF philadel.
phia, are ut the Mcclure House. Mr..
Geary Is famous halter. 5E FF
Misses Callie and Lou Beall, OF Brooke
county, are the guests Of NIiss Mollie
PAUL, on Fourteenth street. ri
Mr.. G. G. Nichols, editor Of the Peoples
advocate, OF Pittsburgh, was in the city
yesterday, the guest Of Mr.. J. E. Hswley.
Misses Mcdonald and White, of Mercer,
Pa, were at the Mcclure House yesterday,
on their way to Clarksburg to visit
friends. ll5- 81 ~
Miss Ada B. Greer, Of Wheeling, reached
the city by the Kanawha & Ohio on Sat.
uIdsy night, and is visiting her cousin,
Miss Nellie 1. Rulfner, kRnawha street.
Charleston Star. ~
Mr.. R. II. Browse, Of Grape Island, and
a surveying corps OF the Ohio River Rail
road, consisting Of Edward Ilsley, OF Phil.
adelphia, Jud White, Of lliddlepo,t, Ohio
]. A. Fickiuger, Of Point Pleasant, were
at the Mcclure House last evening.
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LOCAL pREvITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
5 tho CITY. ~

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
5fl, tho CITY. ~
THREE deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday. 4 fii,Ei3
d The Board OF County Commissioners
will meet in body at the County mfr
mary to-day. Nv E
. PETER ERE, the popular livery man, was
smiling his best yesterday; cause, o
bouncing boy.
The work Of preparing the surface oil
Fourteenth street 10 receive the new fire
brick pavement Is progressing rapidly un-
der the new Board OF Public Works.
WILLIAM SHE'LL WAS fined so and costs
In the police court yesterday Tor keeping
a house OF Ill fame. The csseu against his
wife, Jeesie Baldwin and Anna Nichols,
were continued. 7. f3S
BAIRD and Gather, the ex.drlvera for
speidel & Co., arrested Monday for as.
saulting Alex. Merritt. failed to appear In
the police court Yesterday, and were fined
$40 and costs each. 50la#v .' Al.
THERE are three or four Thousand bush.
els Of new wheat lying at points along the
Ohio River road, awaiting shipment to
Wheeling, but owing to the press Of bust.
mesa the company has not been able to
handle 1t. ii5 -,iSs5 re- 8Ty4% q
THE 1NTgLLloENcEG was wrongly in.
formed yesterday as to the pail bearers at
Mrs. Annie Csldwell's funeral. They
were Messrs. George K. Taylor, F. ].
Hearne, j. O. Orr, W. B. Simpson, George
X. Mechen and ]. N. Vance. +
The Sabbath School and Young Poo
ple's Working Association Of the First
Baptist Church, will unite in picnic al
Wheeling Park, on Thursday. The motor
leaves at s A. N. A great many have Gig
nitied their intention OF going, and good
time is anticipated. \ "a,
Hon. Jons HoFER, one Of the Ohio State
Fish Commissioners, Is determined to have
the laws for the protection OF fish ant
game enforced. Two men on Captins
creek he has already had fined $25 each
fol shooting fish. Last Saturday he had
five other men arrested for aeining, anG
on Monday was ready to go to the place
for trial, when the parties weakened, ont
plead guilty, and the others gave recog
nizsuces for their appearance at the Pro
bate Court.-BellaiTs Independent. f
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A SENSATIONAL RUMoR
trenches tho City Concerning n nrors
is. .-----8.,.-.t fn.r, NntJ,nnI no,lr .-

Reaches tho City Concerning Morgan.
iE97-- town National Bank. &
A report reached the city last evening
that the Merchants National Bank, of
Morgantown, had closed its doors. Owing
to the fact that the telegraph Offices, there
had closed no confirmation Of the report
or particulars could be obtained. A gen.
tleman was found, however, who is iamil.
lar with the bank, and who says that
when he left Morgsntown yesterday the
institution was doing business as usual.
Recently there was somewhat OF a run
made on the bank by depositora. Experts
in examining the books had found that
one depositor bad ovsrdrawn about Sl5, 900
and another 5000. This became known
and the depositors began to draw out
their funds. Tho bank was in danger, but
help was obtained from outside sources at
an opportune moment, and the gentleman
quoted did not k now Of any new develop.
ments since. ss.r-5E.. q a 7sjTsg''Ns.
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En- In the Circuit Court, in special session,
Z Judge Boyd on the bench, yesterday In
! the case OF R. 81. 'Gilleepy W.. William q.
Davis and Sanford A. Lsyman, the motion
Z Of the defense to quash and aet aside the
rule heretofore issued, requiring the de-
,fendants to show cause why they should
I. not be prohibited from proceeding fur
!; ther in the matter, WIS over1nled. "a. 80
a; In the caseof ]. II. Close vs.. r. NJ. Max.
well, the demurrer Of the defendant was
sustained; "a! Z
E9 The case Of Robert White vs.. Ezekiel
Rogers was dismissed. ;ss2 81
sls In the case Of Julia A. Curtis vs. Eze.
kiel Rogers, Judgment was entered for
$S2l IS. /, "a & & & IL * H
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ROSE HILL, situated ten miles from Ma.
rietts, Ohio, and one mile from the Ohio
river, in the noted mineral water region
Of Pleasants county, W. Va, designed ior
the weary and furnishing to the afflicted
life.giving wsters and medical aid, It ia
elevated 1000 feet above sea level, pure
air and an extended view of the Ohio
river, where those who seek quiet rest
among the hills and woods, away from the
hum OF city life and the railroad's clang and
rattle. can secure perfect haven. Dr.. B,
=. Hart, Of Marietta, Ohio, will be In at
tendance daily or weekly. Address, Rose
Hill. Willow leland, Pleaaants county,
W. Va. MY. III -
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BADLY SQUEEZED.
A Man Seriously Hurt by a Failing stoam

A Nun Seriously Hurt by n Failing stoam
Yesterday afternoon force Of men EN-.
ployed by kasley 4 Brooks were engaged
in removing the old steam boiler from the
basement Of the building on the alley in
the rear OF the Register building, to give
way to a new boiler. The boiler is a heavy,
long one, and was pretty hard to handle.
Finally it was propped up preparatory to
placing the akids under it to push it upon
awsgonin waiting in the alley, and Charles
knight, who wasnupervising the Job, went
between 1t and the wall for come purpose.
While in this dangerous position the
props on his side Of the boiler slipped, and
it fell with crushing force upon knight.
catching him across the hips and pinning
him to the corner OF window frame.
He was extricated from his painful etu-
alton and DR.. r. ]. Reed summoned. He
had him placed on stretcher and carried
to wagon, in which be was hauled to his
residence on the South Side. DR.. Reed
ssid that but for the fact that he was
caught across the hip bones instead of on
the abdomen, he would have been in
stantly killed. AS it is he is believed to
be gravely injured internally. 6 lI5
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Miss Dillon Going Vyest.

W meetings. charming and artistic read.
or, Miss Ella Dillon, has gone to Chicago
to attend the National Teac hers'I Conyen.
ton: From there she goes to K snsas oity
70 ylsit. her sister, Mrs. J. E. Faris. ( Miss
Dillon has eeveral engagements ior read.
ings In the West. In no place will she
have warmer friends or moro appreciatiys
a a1e than IN her OWL native State.
"she Is without q peer in her protection
and has few equals" was the criticism Of
the press when she; made y tour through
the State last spring, everywhere lneeti5p
with perfect ovation. There ID CHARM
IN her simplicity that ID irreaistiblo: Her
s q! after July IL will be IS West
sixth street, kanaas City, No, - f3ss -,
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q OIL Strike ut Moundsyille.

a report reached tho city laet evening
that oil had been struck in the Craig No,
2well on tho Riggs farm, near Mounds.
vile. 1t could not BIO verified last night,
but the report was thatthe well hud come
in q veritable susher, and that oil was
going to waste. The owners will not saw
what the we'll is doing, but the belief Is
that the we'll 10 much larger than No. /,
which is slill producing oil at moderate
rate. The No. 2 we'll has been expected
in Tor day or two. t,tl & 3,19
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The River.lde Fire Brick Co,

The Riyerside Fire Brick Company, in
which Wheeling capital is largely inter-
csted, and which has q rich tract Of fire
clay at Rush Run, Ohio, is pushing the
work on it's plant there rapidly. The
shaft ia down about twelve feet, and the
tramway and dump arc approaching com.
pletion. A large force OF men is engaged
in grading and preparing the yard, and it
Is expected that the works will be ready
Tor operation in few Weeks. sssFS -,
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Tho Home for Fr,en,lles. W. - -

y On Saturday evening there was a called
meeting Of the committee which has this
work in hand, and in consequence Of the
absence Of several interested parties from
the city during the summer months. II
was thought best to adjourn until the 18th
OF September, at which time the sub.
acrihers will be notified to meet and elect
officers, pay in their subscriptions and
establish the homo at once upon a psrmo.
nent basis. s769 OF the $1,000 required
before the home is opened to the public
has been secured In each and eubscrip.
tions, and the rest Of the amount is In
sight. s. n 81, 4 Il - = n
II hope" said Henry CLAW, in ono Of
his grand speeches, that in all which
demands atout heart and q steady eye
mat can survey unmoved and undaunted
any mere personal peril, that I may With
out disparagement compare with other
men, But there is oort OF courage which
! frankly own do not possess. cannot
use the power with which my country
mas invested mo to hinder her onward
progress to greatness and to glo.y.' There
has been ample assurance 30 for that there
arc men and women in this city not few
who can look .'unmoved and undauntsdn
upon the money necessary to furnish a
bed Tor the night better than that Of the
city prison for penilesa but yirtuous coun.
try girls who come to town In search Of en-.
ployment. And men and women, too,
Who have not the Courage" to hinder The
onward progress to purity. and SELF
respect 81 any poor traRpled erring one,
Eho would cast her eye In that direction
i there waa only some .home for tho
!riendlezs" to which che might fee. from
hor surroundings. And so 1t may be said
that such home for the city
and State Is virtually an established fact.
The money on hand hau been deposited |
y the names Of Mr.. J. A. Bell, Treasurer;
hra. Dr. Cunningham, Mr.. G. W. Akin.
ION and Rev. A. L. Jordan. 4
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Probate Business Yesterday.

The last will and testament OF Matilda
Botsiord was yesterday admitted to pro:
bate and ordered to DO recorded. John
X, Botsto,d was appointed administrator
with tho will annexed, and gave bond in
the sum OF 10000, with William NJ. Bots.
ford, Emily P. Boyd, Julius Pollock and
NJ. Pollock as su,etics. IA q fr t.-....
~ S. NJ. Prsther was yesterday appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Eliza Reed,
deceased, and gave bond in tho sum Of
$4,000, with Edward Rced as surety, Z. b
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If you have not seen the new novelties
In Gindles and Bets you should call OH
JACOB w. GRUBB,
The JeWeler.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, Pantaloonings and Over.
c0atiugs, which VIC are prepared to make
up In ilrst.class style nj reasonable
prices. lac. z
Our White Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, REINFORCED front and back, at
50 cents, is the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full limo Of yBalbriggan I'm.
derwear from 81 GOA suit upwards, ut
ttss G.. HESS l. SUNS,
1891 s. 1898 Market Street.
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Tho aIounusville Eucn!nr,,pu,,,n,,t1 q

Word has been received by the mana.
gers Of the Wheeling District Camp Meet.
ing that E. 0. Excel, the popular. singer
who accompanied Sam Jones last year,
will arrive on. tue camp ground this year
with Sam Small on August 8 and .einain
seven days. MIR. Excel won SO many ad.
mirera Last GUNNER thst he is COUNTED
upon as strong drawing card this year.